Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1887-02-04

OidHA uSSuS anu HiOltSdSSS Win titS l0sN
printed in the mortgage. Allkinds Of blanks
on hand cheap. Call and see US before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Isadore Wollcnberg Of Canyonville, and
Simon Selig of Myrtle Creek, both looking
bright and joyous were in Roseburg Tuesday
purchasing large stock of dry goods from
Chicago drummers.
The officers of Mirror Lodge No. 81 l. o.
o. F. were installed in form of Past Grand,
]. NJ. billiard Jan, 2nd, 1887. David Genot,
N, G.;J. J. Strait, V. G.; David Noah, Sec;
VIM. Cochran, Treas
Mr.. II. G. Knott, who has been spending
the month in our city returned TO his home in
East Portland last Saturday. He was accom-
panied as far as Oakland by Messrs Jones,
Hermann and Langenberg.
Roseburg people are becoming quite socia-
bic. Last Wednesday evening Leon Jones
entertained a few friends at the residence Of
his mother, Mrs. NJ. F. Jones. An enjoyable
time was had by all present.
W AA1d PtS-to0tI vi oSSlll1 lflIoolo 41ulu
and Cannon while at Corvallis. Mr.. Hurd
is in the planning mill business, and Mr.. Gan
non is in charge of work on the o. P. r. II.
Both are well and handsome,
| That So. 90 that was left on The counter the
other day by one Of our merchants and picked
up by a slippery fingered chap was bold
riece Of petit thievery. The fellow is spotted,
and will regret his work before 50 years roll
| around.
w. B. Hamnitte Of Oakland was in Rose
bnrg Tuesday, and informs US that he and
Willis Young will start new hardware, tin
ware, etc. etc, establishment in Oakland at
an early day. Farmers look for low prices,
and good work.
GIVE MEAN YOU" when We say every
body can get more for his money at J. Jasku-
lexis than at any other house in Oregon. He
offers great bargains from solid gold watch
and cham down to FIVE cent tin pan, 60 and
see him and make him prove his assertions.
The Ashland Wooden Mill Co. during 1886
sold $S5,944 worth of manufactured goods.
$27,445 was spent for wool; dyestuiIs, $4,000;
wood, $S5S; tsilow, $s9S; wages, Sro,7o3.
This shows a good margin for dividend.
The stockholders are well satisfied with it.
Total depth of snow, unmeted TO IL noon
Feb. sd, 10 inches. Amount melted 8 I6 in,
Ten inches of snow, unmclted are usually
termed equal to inch OF rain, hut as the
snow fell for the past 80 hours has been very
sented
DR.. Bunaell is turning out some beautiful
land tasty work for the new Masonic hall, an
arch, three pedestal5, IN altar columns, and
other appropriate FIXTURES that when COM
piete and placed IN the new hall, the fraternity
can safely say that they have The fines; hall in
the state
RosEBURG, Or, Feb. 3, 1887.
F. NJ. CUP was suspended by the commit
tee of investigation, and Will be tried on a
charge of gross immortality At the quarterly
conference, 10 BE- held in Roscburg March 9Th,
1857. E. G. MICHAEL,
Presiding Elder.
Hurrah FOR the Oregon Sentinel. 1t comes
out this week in complete new dress. Bro.
Langell certainly deserves much credit for The
marked improvement in his paper during The
. short time he has had control. The Sentine
is the only outspoken republican paper in Ore
! gon south Of Roseburg, and receives much o
its support from democrats.
The Knights of Labor Grand March by 7.
Y. NJ. is bran new composition in which We
take much pleasure in recommending, it has &
sweet and pretty melody from beginning I,
end and is decidly one Of the most clegan
Marches we have seen for many day. Prict
40 cts, duet 50 cts. Ign. Fischer, publisher
Telodo, o.
That Myrtle Greek sold Maid coucspon
dent in the last weeks Plaindealer refers tt
a lady ''prefering to Weaver way through
the world to Beans, is little of the tracI
: perhaps. cold Maids" know good deal
yet they do not know everything even wha
S is going on in Myrtle Creek BE sure yo,
. are right, and then go ahead.
JOHN H. YATES, of Batavia, n. V, says
4 81 cheer(ully commend
i Your AROMATIC WINE;
y 1t did new life and vigor send
9 Through this weak frame Of mine
. 1t did for all my stomach Ills
z More than the doctor and his pills
For sale at Marsters drug store
!. The damage in town to the houses wa
!. great last Thursday. The man that sustained
It the greatest injury OF all, and more than a
included, was Clay Slocum. His fine oper
house in the upper story spread at least tw
feet, four ofthe iron cross bars breaking. w
did not intend TO specify on this accident, bu
as We go to press We md that more damag
was done that at first supposed.
:. During 1887 there will be four eclipses tw
of the sun and two Of the moon, as follow
February 9TH and Sth, partial eclipse of IL
Imoon; visible entire to North America and Il
L Pacific ocean, and more or less to Sou
e America, China and Australia. At Portlar
le the moon will enter the penumbra at II:s
and the shadow at 1903 p. M; the middle
in the eclipse will occur at 2:II p. m; moo
e. leaves the shadow at SIG p. M, and Il
1e penumbra at 4:32 p. m. February 22nd /;
annular eclipse of the sun. August sd part
be eclipse Of the moon. August 18th total eclip
ed of the sun. None but the first eclipse W
at be visible to this coast.
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